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Default Looking for a formula to choose one date or another

I have a form that I need a return in one column of 1 date or the option of
another.

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Column K column L Column P
Date L/T DATE S/S Date Enter System


I need column P to return the date of column L, if there is no date in
column L I need Column P to return the date in column K

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Try:
=If(L2="", K2, L2)


"michelledean via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

I have a form that I need a return in one column of 1 date or the option of
another.

EX:

Column K column L Column P
Date L/T DATE S/S Date Enter System


I need column P to return the date of column L, if there is no date in
column L I need Column P to return the date in column K

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